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Bhagavad gita
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Chapter 7: Knowledge and Wisdom
(Jnana - Vijnana Yoga)
The Blessed Lord said:
23 Those fruits are so futile
Got by those wise-less men.
Since to worshiped god he goes
But to me comes my devotees.
24 Person gained mysterious powers
The fools thus think of me but;
They know not my peerless nature
That I am immutable and supreme.
Lord Krishna said….. Men worship even unholy images with unscientific rituals. These men of less wisdom, their gains are futile, as they goes to the world of God's whom they worshipped. Whereas my devotees come to my abode where is only joy and peace, from where nobody wants to return.
Other than my devotees, they think that I am a man having mystic powers, they know not my supremesy and immutability. But my devotees know my nature of immutability and supremacy and they come to my abode.
Oh Lord, we are your devotees and we pray you to give us your abode of joy and peace. Hari om.
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